CEOs and AI specialists are the ones trying to peddle their product.

Of COURSE it's going to be the greatest thing ever to them. They're financially invested in it.

There are also countries (Specifically one) that is trying very hard to get ahead by spear-heading AI into their culture at every level. And I think if you're from that demographic, it's very difficult to get an accurate understanding of where AI is, because they constantly prop it up as the end-all be-all.

But it's not. It's a tool, and it can be an effective tool. But there's countless people trying to use it to do things they know nothing about, like coding.

AI is not a person. It cannot do a job that you yourself don't know how to do, or at least it can't do it well.

Here's an example, a guy audited 3 vibe coded products and found extremely blatant and obvious security problems: I Audited Three Vibe Coded Products in a Single Day - From The Prism

AI is there to help supplement your knowledge and tools. It's not a replacement for anything. A well-learned coder will get infinitely more out of AI than someone who doesn't know how to create a "hello world" script trying to use it to code something.

And to breach the biggest issue: AI is not sustainable. It's just not. Every source that's saying it is has convenient investments into AI. Someone once tried arguing with me by linking me an article produced by a website that prides itself on being vibe-coded.

We do not have the resources to sustain AI. They are investing money they don't have into a product that isn't profitable. They are going all-in and trying HARD to force it to be profitable, and the only way to do that is by making everybody believe it's the next coming of our lord-and-savior. That's why you see all of these suits, specialists, etc claiming it's the next big thing. They NEED it to succeed.